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Le chef des droits de l'homme de l'ONU, Volker Türk, a apporté son soutien mardi aux appels croissants en faveur d'un cessez-le-feu au Liban, alors que des rapports indiquaient que les hauts membres du cabinet israélien devaient se réunir pour conclure un accord visant à mettre fin à plus d'un an de conflit avec les militants du Hezbollah, déclenché par la guerre à Gaza.
Appel au cessez-le-feu au Liban – OHCHR
TRT : 02 min 00s
SOURCE : UNTV CH
RESTRICTIONS : AUCUNE
LANGUE : ANGLAIS / NATS
RAPPORT D'ASPECT : 16:9
DATELINE : 26 NOVEMBRE 2024 GENÈVE, SUISSE
Orateur :
- Jeremy Laurence, porte-parole, OHCHR
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- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Jeremy Laurence, porte-parole, OHCHR : “Le Haut-Commissaire réitère son appel à un cessez-le-feu immédiat pour mettre fin aux tueries et à la destruction. L'action militaire israélienne au Liban a causé une perte de vie civile à grande échelle, y compris le meurtre de familles entières, un déplacement massif et la destruction d'infrastructures civiles, soulevant de sérieuses préoccupations quant au respect des principes de proportionnalité, de distinction et de nécessité.”
- Moyen-large, salle de presse, journalistes.
- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Jeremy Laurence, porte-parole, OHCHR : “Le groupe armé libanais Hezbollah a également continué de tirer des roquettes sur le nord d'Israël, ce qui a entraîné des victimes civiles. La plupart de ces roquettes sont de nature indiscriminée, entraînant le déplacement de nombreux civils israéliens, ce qui est inacceptable. La seule façon de mettre fin à la souffrance des populations de tous côtés est un cessez-le-feu permanent et immédiat sur tous les fronts ; au Liban, en Israël et à Gaza.”
- Moyen-large, journalistes.
- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Jeremy Laurence, porte-parole, OHCHR : “Au moins sept ambulanciers auraient été tués dans trois frappes israéliennes distinctes dans le sud du Liban, s'ajoutant aux 226 travailleurs de la santé signalés tués entre le 7 octobre et le 18 novembre de cette année. Ce sont d'autres indications de la brutalité de cette guerre sur les civils.”
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